This lecture will unite the last lecture's content on genomic analysis with our previous coding in R. The packages we'll use this week are from Bioconductor, a collection of software specifically designed for genomic analysis in R.
- Use Bioconductor packages to work with genomic data in R
- Load, inspect, and query genomic data (BED/SEG, BAM, VCF files)
- Identify and annotate genomic variants
We will be working through some tutorials directly on your laptop using R Studio.
- Tutorial is tested for R-4.0.3
- You should run this script in RStudio to ensure all Bioconductor packages are installed.
- This script will install the following packages:
Rsamtools
: querying BAM filesVariantAnnotation
: reading VCF filesGenomicRanges
: manipulating genomic data
- If you have not done so already, update your local copy of the class repository from GitHub. You should have a directory (
lecture16
) containing the following three RMarkdown tutorials:- Lecture16_GenomicData.Rmd: store genomic data as objects, assess genomic ranges, apply operations on genomic data
- Lecture16_Rsamtools.Rmd: load and query sequencing data; compute “pile-up” statistics at genomic loci to identify genomic variants
- Lecture16_VariantCalls.Rmd: load and assess variant (vcf) data
- Please download all data files found in this folder and add them to your
lecture16
directory. The files should have the following filenames:BRCA.genome_wide_snp_6_broad_Level_3_scna.seg
BRCA_IDC_cfDNA.bam
BRCA_IDC_cfDNA.bam.bai
GIAB_highconf_v.3.3.2.vcf.gz
(if this file was automatically uncompressed on your computer, resulting in a file namedGIAB_highconf_v.3.3.2.vcf
, look in your Trash folder to find the original file ending ingz
)GIAB_highconf_v.3.3.2.vcf.gz.tbi